Emeritus Professor
Degrees
- B.S., Business Administration, University of Connecticut
- M.A., Education, Fairfield University
- A.M., Social Anthropology, Harvard University
- Ph.D., Anthropology and Middle East Studies, Harvard University
- J.D., University of Florida Levin College of Law, 1991
- Certificate, International Human Rights Law and Teaching Human Rights Law, International Institute of Human Rights, Strasboug, France, 1993
Research Interests
- Humanitarian Law
- International Law
- Human Rights Law
- Anthropology of Law
- UN Criminal Tribunals
- The Middle East
Selected Publications
- JUSTICE IN AFRICA: RWANDA’S GENOCIDE, ITS NATIONAL COURTS, AND THE UN CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL (2000, Recipient of Association of Third World Studies’ Book of the Year Award, and nominated for the Raphael Lemkin Book Award)
- ANATOLIA’S LOOM: STUDIES IN TURKISH CULTURE, SOCIETY, POLITICS AND LAW (1998)
- HUMAN MATERIALISM: A MODEL OF SOCIOCULTURAL SYSTEMS AND A STRATEGY FOR ANALYSIS (1993)
- TRADITION AND CHANGE IN A TURKISH TOWN (1981)
- THE PEASANT VENTURE (1979)
Courses Taught
- ANT 4930 – European Human Rights
- CCJ 4934 – Law of Nations
- ANT 4273/ANG 6273 – Anthropology of Law
- CJL 6089/LAW 6936 – Humanitarian Law